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TERRITORIAL.

NogaleS is to have bank and Clif ton has got spooks.
 Judge Barnes opened court at Sol. omnville last Monday.
 Sheriff Owens, of Apache county, has taken Sol Earth to Yuma.
 The Nogal:s Frontier has ceased to exist and "rhe Record" has taken It's place.
 + is again stated that n.w d.r,o. cratic newspaper will be started in Phoenix.
 Peter Reiners, rancher near Phe. nix, dropped dead while working in his field.
 Twenty-Five cars oi beef cattle were shipped from Silver City last week to Kansas City.
 Pltzlln, the pugilist, is in the At lantic and Pacific hospital at Albu- querqae very sick.
 It is stated that Eugene ], Trippel, of Globe, has been appointed deputy custom house collector at Yuma.
 B. E. Hambleton has been appoin- ted deputy collector of customs at Tucson, vice w. S. Oury deceased.
 The property belonging to E. I. Cook, on the corner of Gurley and Granite streets, Prescott, has been sold at sheriifs sale under the foreclos- ure of mortgage, the purchaser being Geo. Merwin. Price Sa,8a7.
 Sunday night last, at St. Johns, Patrick Mullen, of Showlow, was shot and killed by Frank Clark, the bar tender in Darling's saloon. No one was Tn the saloon but the two men. Clark claims they had a dispute over a game at cards and that Mullen reached for his revolver and he then shot him. As Mullen had no reyol- yer when found, this story looks im- probable. Clark is in jail.
 In the matter of the suit of ccrtio- rari to review the proceedings of the board of supervisors in regard to the removing of C. F. Cate, justice of he peace at Winslow, Judge Wright ordered that the proceedings of the board be set aside for the reason that he board of supervisors of a county lave no power to remove an officer elected by the people and as MT. c. | lad never been legally removed, he l leld the same position now as he has | lnce the day he qualified for the of ice. Apache County Critic.
 "Toliva," an Indian sqaw, was run 'ver last Sunday morning at the de 'ot, but under what circumstances is nknown. The body was found lying cross the track by night watchman, lsbury, and presented horrible ap- earance, being cut entirely in halt the chest. One hand was cut of the wrist, and one arm at the houlder, while the heart was lying n the ground beside the body, which ad evidently been dragged some dis lnce, judging from the scraps of flesh nd blood scattered along the track. IS supposed that she got drunk the lght before and fell across the track hlle on her way to the Indian camp, ld was run over by the east-bound eight. .--Mohave Miner.
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Children

Often need some safe cathartic and tonic to avert approaching sickness or to relieve collie, headach, sick stom- ach, indigestion, dysentery and the complaints incident to childhood. Let the children take Simmons Liver Regulator and keep we'll. It is pure ly vegetable, not unpleasant to the taste and safe to take alone or in con- nection with other medicine. J. H. Zellin & O., Philadelphia, Pa.
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For Service at A. c. Morse's Stable Flag statf, Arizona


 The gray stallion, Colonel James. Pedlgree-/aase F1rt by Asral by AStcroia by LetiAgton dam Gray Ai- fce by LfHle Arthnr by imported GIcat0e.
 Bred by :Sprague and purchased from Cochran by Ellis Wainwright. Pedigree of Steel Gray Stallion, Dake.
 Sire. An imported stallion now owned by MT. Liscon, dam a 7-S bred mare owned by Mir. Barrick, of Wa. pella. Sire of dam, an imported stal. lion known as "Oa Duke ef Desmtf. '" and. dam, half blood Norman mare which makes the stallion L5-I6 Msr. man.
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New Bakery.

The'peopl. of Flagstaff arc respectfully informed that have opened a bakery on San Francisco avenue. Families supplied with fresh bread, delivered at their resi- dcnces every morning. Parties leaving or ders aeCHASPIoN office will receive prompt attention. (apr3o) REYES GONZALES.
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For Sale.

One house and lot on Railroad av. enue and six desirable lots for build ing family residences. For terms apply to H. J. Miller, attorney al law, at his office, Flagstaff, Arizona. If
The Arizona champion., 1887-05-07

The rodeo, announced to con- mence at the Burnt ranch, for the 4th of May, has been postponed until the 10th of May, on account of the short. ness of grass. - Journal Miner.
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FOr Sale.

An excellent farming and stock ranch, with extensive Improvements and living water, about four miles no rth of Belmont, Yavapai County, Arizona. For terms apply to P FORD, Prescott, Arizona, Public Ad. ministrator, Yavapm county. apr3o
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Address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La.
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al'7ll'7H- bIARRIED.

WHPPLE-GUJDIAN.-AtK Kingman on the 18th of April, Edgar Whipple, of Flagstaff, to Mrs. Guidian, of Kingman.
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TTEPREGEDESTTD ATTRACTION,
 V Over Half q Million Distributed

Lnuisiona State Lottery Company.
 Incorporated in 1888 for 25 years by the Legislature for Educational and Charitable prrPoses~-with capital Of Sr.ooo,ooo-to winch rssC,ye fund of over S5so, 900 has since beea added.
 By an overwhelming popular vote its fran. chise was made part Of the present State Consiitauon adopted December 2d. A. D., 1870.
 Ih' S''Iy kohtry evsr g0isG or and <n. d''r5t5 6y Mr frabhr of any .Siqfe.
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 Ganitai Prize, s150,OO0.
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DIED.

BEAL.--At Old Town on Thursday, Clarence Leroy, the infant son of Mir. and Mrs. F. L. Beal.
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This space is re- served for y. E. n AW E S IGegtau- rant.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

l have in my possession one gray horse, branded 'r T on left shoulder aud Lg l. on left hip. The owner can have him by paying"expenses.
 D. A. MURPHY. Flagstaff, May :, 1887.
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or n. 4. DSCPHIS,
 Washington, n. c.
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WESTERN KANSAS.

Yesterday afternoon an EAGLE represen-
tative met Mr.. Al Roberts, Of Cairo, H.,
who had just arrived in the city from tour
through western Kansas. In conversation
Mr. Roberts stated that Kansas this year
would have the banner crop Of corn, and
any previous year in the history of the state.
The farmers were all feeling jubilant over
their prospects. The country had an abund-
ance Of rain. When asked what the feeling
was in regard to the proposed change of the
land Office from Wakeeney to a more central
that the entire county ives thoroughly
aroused and excited. Petitions We're being
everywhere circulated, and receiving sigma
lures from every settler for its removal.
That in his opinion the commissioners would
certainly order its removal to a more central
position in the district but that he had no
idea which town would secure it. Inieed
there was no pressure being used for any one
town The only object being to secure .
central location for the best needs of the ma
jority of the settlers and thus do away with
the necessity Of travelling twice across the
district to visit the Office. He stated that il
was the intention of a delegation to visit
Washington at an early date, and place the
matter in its true light to the department
Mr.. Roberts Gays that everywhere he trav-
eled he only heari good words for Wichita,
and that upon his return home he will tell OF
the giant strides made by the magic city the
past year.
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Jack Kenyon their brag catcher goes behind

Jack Kenyon their brag catcher goes behind
the bat.
Bet you, if Topeka's get the today's game
at all, it will be no walkover.
It's funny-wen no it isn't either-but it is
strange how some men in the team seem to
go to pieces, just because they happen to
face club with terrible reputation.
Hendricks, the new pitcher, is somewhat of
slugger himself.
The State House contingent had lots OF
fun out Of the game. Lets see
what they get today.
As the weather is clear and pleasant today
there should be large attendance, especial
ly of ladies. Today's game is going to be
very close and exciting and when you hear
what you missed you will regret you had not
gone.
Street parade and band at park today.
The Emporias, who give the Wichitas the
pretties games, are to play two games
here on the next Monday, the glorious
fourth, one at 10 in the morning and the
other at in the afternoon. They also play
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
There will be no game Sunday so go and
see today's game if you want to see the To
pekas surprised. Cut this out and paste it
on youe score card.
The band is quite a feature, but they
played too lively music when Wichita had
0 0 o O00 900.
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Y. NJ. G. A. NOTES.

Average daily attendance at the rooms fol
all purposes during June, AZ $3.50.
Average attendance at Sunday afternoon
meeting during June, 1874 12.
Average attendance Friday night Bible
class, 81.
Average attendance at Tuesday night
Bible class, 4.
Thursday evening the Christian work com
mittee met and planned the work for the
present month.
Last night the reception committee met
and mapped out its work for July.
Next Sunday afternoon meeting will be
addressed by c. l.. Hungate, Mr.. Gordon
and H. W. Rule.
Mr.. Eli Miller has been appointed chair
man of the invitation committee in place Of
Mr.. L. a. Stiles, who has resigned.
Twenty young men were in the Bible class
last night.
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Invitations have been sent out by the Cot
tonwood TENS club for picnic and lawn
dance to be given at Greiffenstein's Park on
the Fourth. To the invitations are the names
of c. L. Robinson, Edward Dallett and A.
II. Greet as q committee. This club has
among its membership quite number OF
well known society gentlemen Already
goodly number of ladies have signitied their
intention Of attending and most delightful
time is anticipated.
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SUMMARY.
Earned runs-Wichita l, Topeka 3.
Two baggers - Whistler, Rose, Smiley,
Stearns a., johnson, Werden, Conway and
Gunson.
Double plays-Topeka l, Wichita l.
Base on ball-Off Smiley 3, off Conway l,
off Werden /.
Struck Out-By Smiley 2, by Conway Q,
by Werden l.
Batters hit by Smiley, 2.
Left on bases-Topekas 9, Wichitas 6.
Time of game hours and 20 minutes.
Umpire-Jetty.
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MCPHERSON-STANLEY.
At the residence of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. v. z. Stanley, on south Lawrence
avenue, Thursday afternoon at $50, MIR.
Perry Mcpherson and Miss Ora E. Stanley
were married by the Rev. Warren johnson,
of the Friends church. The bride was
dressed in cream albatross trimmed in silk
lace and wore natural flowers The groom
was dressed in conventional black. Mr..
Mcpherson is prominent young man of
this city, and the bride is we'll and favorably
known as a teacher in the public school. I'm
mediately after the ceremony an elegant re-
past was served and partaken Of by number
of the relatives and friends of the happy
couple
Many valuable presents were received.
Among those present were the Rev. and
Mrs. Warren johnson, Rev. and Mrs. Mon
roe, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mcpherson, father
and mother of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor Mcpherson, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Solomon, Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stubs, Misses Favia and Nellie Nc
Pherson and Harriet Kay, Mrs. Maria
Fawcett, Mrs. Mary Wills, Mrs. Fannie
Miller, Mrs Griffin, Messrs Lowell and
Lucius Mcpherson, Chas. Aldrich, Harry
Huddleston, Romie Shanklin, Otis Holloway,
Earl and Kenneth Fawcett ard Charles
Peelle. The wedding march was played by
Mrs. Rev. Monroe, and at the request of the
brides parents, ''God be with you till we
meet again." was sung by the Mcpherson
Bros. and sisters. The benediction was pro-
nounced by Lowell Mcpherson.
Friday at the groom's parents was given a
reception for the young couple. Songs of
old were sung amid the peals of the old
organ. Our congratulations 60 with the
newly married and relatives.
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kECH TOWNSHIP.

The Sunday schools of keehi township
have united in giving a celebration on the
Fourth Attorney James Simrall has &C
copied an invitation to be orator of the
day Mr.. Sinlran is nov viewing the
American eagle with an admiring eye
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

The third quarterly commission ssTFicc OF
the Dodge Avenue Presbyterian church, On
the west side, viii be held TOMORROW az 1879
a m Six persons have applied for adrIl1s-
sion TO the church and Others also may coma
The members win tse received tomorrow and
some Of them baptized
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Captain A. c. Schermerhorn, of Great
Bend, personal friend of Gen. Murray Myers
and many others in the city, arrived yester-
day and will be in the city some days
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The time for receiving bids on the founda-
tion of the Judson University hes been ex-
tended for the accommodation of contractors
10 July g. Plans at Proudfoot s. Birds.
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The ticket offices Of the Fit Scott company
have been moved to l27 North Main street
The new quart tiers are being fitted up nicely.
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The foundation for the Baughman & Free
man building on the corner of Williams and
Fourth, is completed. Brick work will be
commenced in a few days.
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Yesterday the Lawn Tennis club received
their new suits and outfit and were engaged
in lay ing out their courts.
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A building is being erected on the site of
the recent fire on Main, just north of Stein
hauser'S
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Miss Ella Bourgette, the pleasant young
Rleslady at the Pavilion, returned yesterday
from vacation trip to the south
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Geo. Cowden, formerly of Lancaster, o
but now one of our city's builders, called al
the EAGLE office last evening
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Mr. Harry Woods, of Wellington, was in
the city yesterday attending to business
matters.
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N,
w 81. 2ss AID 2s5 MAIN STREET.
W. G. MCCONNELL Manager.
The Coolest Place Of Amusement in the City.
THIS WEEK
COMMENCING THURSDAY. JUNE sOth.
Grand Opening OF the New Curio Ball, Adding 1.et
Square feet. eight windows. Cool and
Spacious.
THE BIG ALLIGATOR, sFEET LONG.
In Auditorium Hail. The Popular Comedian,
- ROBERT A. NEFF-
Supported by the entire Company, in the laughable
Local Absurdity in one act. entitled:
WICHITA POLICE COURT. -
special Engsgen ent of the Celebrated
BIRD FAMILY
In Opera Selections and musical specialties. Per
formances afternoon md evening except
Sunday. t
Admission 10 CENTS reserved seats 10 specially
reserved seats cents extra
VTyHR MAIN STREET THEATRE
u AND SUMMER GARDEN.
&1 and 249 North Main Street.
j. LODGE, MANAGER
GRAND GALA WEEK
Monday. July 4th, and every evening during the
Week the Original Version of
:: UNCLE TOMS CABN ::
.s produced at the Troy Museum. n. Y. 1852; also
the Famous "Silver Glee"
JUBILEE SINGERS
In Plantation songs and Melodies. New and appro-
pirate scenery.
To the Ladies':
Each Lady purchasing reserved seat ticket to the
above entertainment will be presented with
an elegant Sovenir Cabinet Photograph
of the Charming Child Actress.
Little Lottie,
EVA
Admission-l5c. 25 and SOC. Reserved seats at box
o Nee during the day.
Performances commences at $50 D. m. sharp,
NaAwFORD's OPERA HOUSE,
" l.. NJ. CRAWFORD, Manager.
Popular Prices. 10. 90 and sc. No higher Common
cling July 4th, the talented actor
e. T. STETSON,-
Supported by the gifted young actress, Miss Bannie
n. Ingram and superb company Of actors.
Presenting the great Sensational Drama
Entitled.
NECK AND NECK
And the picturesque Idyl American Drama,
- OLIVE BRANCH -
Grand family fnatitee Saturday. Reserved seats
sale at opera house box Office. Price
10, -. and 50 cents.
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DIR. Weir, a prominent young physician of
Kingman stopped over in the city yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02

Night before last thieves broke a pane of
glna in . window in the rear of Munson &
lGcNemara's store. Forty or fifty dollars
worth Of silk underwear was carried away.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-02

Thursday night some one stole the carpet
owner had some nights ago been done up for
diamond pin but had no fears Of losing the
brussels carpet
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Thomas Anderson has moved into his fine
new home on the hill
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Alex. Nathan was in from Kingman t,
meet his brother, yesterday.
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G. NJ Deaning, at 2s5 North Main street,
has two handsome hearses, black and white,
with an elegant line Of undertaking goods
and can be found really at all hours to attend
calls
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Me-. at the Fl. Scos. saeg,os q a II Sunday
10 take the train for en- -anapzaent a. Hutch
Inso--
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Axtra copies of the EAGLE can be OBJ
1aaned In the counting room for five cents
each, with or without wrappers.
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Theodore Botkins, of Attica, was in the
city yesterday.
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J..B. Stems was in the city from Greens
burg yesterday.
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BIOLOGICAL MUSEUM.

This place Of amusement continues TO dra"
good sized houses. The Bird family continus
| TO draw with their fine musis. Tse manage
nent Of this place have decided TO make Sat
uryiay afternoon children's day, as will b
seen by their advertisement
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e. L. Craig of Pittsburgh, is registered at
Hotel Gandalfo.
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Mr.. Damsel, superintendent of the Adams
RxRepo Company, Is in the city attending to,
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CLEANING HOUSE.

C.esrirgs for Wednesday. July Z 20 .SsssSs
Corresponding week Last year. alsssa4, =.
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Then the board win, am sure, be glad tc
buy them another site and build them good
school house with all possible expedition.
No bonuses are asked for, but we can work to
mutual advantage. One or two offers have
been made for the First street property re-
ferred to above, but none that the board felt
justified in accepting: but it will be sold or
exchanged on reasonable terms.
E. J. BROWN, Member of School Board.
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AMUSEMENTs.
GARFIELD OPERA HOUSE,.

''Oliver. Twist is still the attraction az
this popular resort and Is greeted every
night by an enthusiastic audience.
1t will be presented tonight for the last time
Next week. s'Gilded Age
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J. w. Macarthur was in from Walton
yesterday.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CLARIFIED OPERA HOUSE.
u RHMs You've, Sole Lessees and Managers.
MONDAY, JUNEH.

WI be Produced for the Entire Week.
By THE ENNIS YOUNG STOCK DRAMATIC co.
oeneral admission g. reserved seats 50 cents, at
Union Ticket once.
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Col. II. V. Barlow went to Valley Center
yeStArday
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MCPHERSON-STANLEY.

OAK LEAVES AND ELDER BLOSSOMS.
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Oh my oh my,
The ground was too soft TO co much good
in fielding.
Haber takes to water like a duck. So does
Baldwin.
Smiley pitched good game until he saw
the support was not up TO the mark He al
most broke Perry Werden's heart by striking
him out twice.
The WYbchitas played in the very worst
possible luck, while nothing from their bats
seemed to drop anywhere but into some
body's hands Gf41 did out bat the
,Look d after-
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Walking.

There is nothing like walking to
tone up the system and develop mus
cular vigor. Dumb-bells and Indian
clubs are good for the arms and chest
and shoulders. Rowing develops the
back and loins. Sparing cultivates
agility. But as an all-around exer-
else, cheap, within the reach of all,
requiring neither apparatus nor in
structor, and easy to be regulated to
any degree Of strength, professors of
physical culture agree that there is
nothing like walking. 1t enlarges
the lungs and makes them tough.
1t expands the chest. 1t strengthens
the digestive powers. 1t rounds out
the calf, develops the thigh, straight
ems the back, and gives size and sup
pleness and spring to every muscle
of the body. Not dawdling and
sloughing, with limp in your step,
stopping to lean against every lamp
post in the sun, lingering to look at
the display of Easter beatitudes in
the show windows, neither mincing
along alta short, dainty gait, as though
your toe weights were over-heavy
and your dignity hung on hair, but
real walking, with a full manly, yard
long stride, your body bent slightly
forward, your arms swinging free,
the weight falling lightly on the bal
of the foot, and rebounding with 9
forward spring full of grace and pow
err.
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Next Year.

Nashville Banner: The recent
state elections have not greatly en-
couraged the republican leaders who
had been so boastfully predicting the
triumph of their party in 1888. On
the other hand the results of these
elections have had a disturbing effect
which managers of the G. o. p. can
not easily conceal. Among other
things the republicans find the dem
ocrats practically unit in the de-
mand for the denomination of Mr..
Cleveland, while the republican par
ty is undecided and perplexed over
the question of the nomination Of a
candidate. This alone will give the
democracy marked advantage
which will be an earnest of success
unless the party convention make
some cgregious blunder in its enun-
citation of principles or unless dem
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Consumption Cured.

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ing fellows. Actuated by this motive
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by mail by addressing with stamp
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e~- McNlINNVILLE. TENNESSEE-sATURDAY, DEC. 49,

ocratic congress be guilty of some
damaging political sin of commission
or omission. The nomination of
Mr.. Cleveland by reclamation by the
national democratic convention next
year would impress the country with
the idea of democratic unity of pur-
pose, and would give zest and en-
thusiasm to the party campaign at
the outset which would be of adj
mitted advantage. 1t is scarcely to
be expected that the republicans
will nominate candidate without
warm contest, which may possibly
engender reSentments, which how
ever smoothed over by a show of
acquiescence, may find some express
sion in the election to follow and tend
at least to promote those OBJECTIONS
from the party which, though small
and local, will be significant and dan
gerous in close and doubtful states,
such as New York.